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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-06

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SOUTH BoUND-FAsT MAIL.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-BET. BROOKS
WILLIE AND FEMBERTONS.
Leave Pemberton 10 0Dam
Arrive Brooksyiiie 10 S5an
Leave BrooksV1IIe bpm
Arrive PemberIoG's . 5Ulpm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-06
LEGAL.
Notice or Incorporation.

D>HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE No
j TICE. in pursuance of the statutes of the
State of Florida. in such case made and pro-
vided. of the formation of "A corporation I'M
der the provisions of Chapter 1885,. Laws Of
Florida 10 construct maintain and operate a
railroad. commencing at the city Of Palatka-
in the county ot Putnam. state of FLORIDA
running in a westerly or northwe>teriy dlrec
tion through the counties of Putnam. clay
AlachIIa. Lafayette. Taylor. jefferson Leon
and Gasi>aien. with branches into the counties
of Braifor,l. Sawanee. Columbia. Madison
Levy and Wakulla; said company Ia h. known
"a the Paiatka and Northwestern Railway
Company.
II. l.. HART. Paatka-
X. y. MURRAY. Chicago.
J. G. VERTREES. Palatka.
W. j. WEBB, Palatka-
:. ]. KENNERLY, Palatka.
SUMNER e.. CHANDLER. Palafk
WILLIAM J. VINEGAR Palat LA.
=. l.. HAMMOND. Palatka-
MARCUS LOEB. Paiarkz.
III. q. PAYNE, Palatka-
EDWARD LEWIS. Tallahassee.
PALATKA. March Il. Isl. mh15-Bm
Notice.
NO ONE HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO
~ contract any debts against the steamer
GEORGIA except r. J. DIS ms. Agent
BEACH MILLER.
Palafka, Fla. Nov. 5. .ss6. owners.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-06
RAILROADS.
3. Sa . I
EEli1l::EI:i.!:l'zlI. .l.IslSz
DIRECT ALL RAIL hOUfE
-BETM Ess-
Il JACK -oN WILLIE,

Green cose Spring. faiatsa. Gainesville.
Oc0ia. LeesbgEg, 6eLand. fHterpr'ss.
TG1suje. Sanford. Sorrento. 1GYdres.
HI8tsF Pdrs ORLANDO. TAMPA a6d South
sra Fisrf1a.
I'M TAi'LLi IN Ittt,T NoN. Iilt, 10.
GoIAd SCUM,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

rubibitinslo be n bar mi be-
ret / &raft / Maine / IS Mar. 5lere
Nmenoementer Der saar I'D. paa 2opeas
Gorbebrins er blepen antaset neiten
bpert Nar; men enoa flaser Solicit oper
2opens, Slapbeb os FREEZER Beilutnin9er,
Der fan itDrte 8robibitionslopen. @u
&oreiponoent fra Nusuita ~ifriper, at Der
ru paa Here Steoer ielses liseiaameset
2iffer iom ~noseniinbe fgr os ben 4 Stuff
bar Der Bortlaao ualminoelis mango
Tilfalbe al Dru1fenifab. Set er mertz
parbis bpor albeles mooiat &aporterne
lpber fra Brobibitionsfeber / Georgia.
Ser reipefteres 2opet af ale Samfunosz
flasier. S atlanta er Der inseu @aloon,
intet brenbeoinsbanb1enbe Npotbef pe
en- beruiet Manb er en- Sjelbenbeo.
Spabd Tan bore 6ortlarinsen for gro@
bibitionslopens Dperboloelle / Georgia
- en- bemofratif Stat us bens Sntets
beo / Moine, iom er IN republitanif? .
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Mebens 9~atpta Tiger at blipe
optaget blanbt @taterne peo nelt tie &Dnz
sres er BET en- anben Der ligeleoes bar
sjort ale 5orbereoeller for Dptaselie ps
bet er Utah. 9emotraterne fpler, at be
bill fontute til at tabe fin Operma9t /
House of Representative ON 9afota
itulbe optases os tffe l1tab. 9e flyer,
at &epublifanerne itfe fan itptte fin Mobz
ftano mob lltabs Optase1ie paa anbet
enb Mistanfe ON, at ben Stat peb Nmenz
bamenter ifal lopliggjpre Glertoneri,
Meu ben famine @runb for Mooitanb,
flyer be, fan anfpres MOB boiltenlombelit
@tat. &epublifanernes er imoo l1tabs
Dptaselie paa @runo at Snobpsserues
lpioeubeb. Sc flyer, at beriom De funbe
fjerne l1%pibenbeben fra 2aubet, bar bet
ube men bet bemofratiife 8arti. "Det
amerifanife Soft bill fom,ne til at nebz
lesse alporlis 8rotet mob lltabs Dpz
tasel1e.", - f'''3.j'@ ''-t
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

@ae, unber FANNIE Betinselier i ct oe
BET famine Rarti, bpsset paa 9ioens
itprfte 2eien fan feie ben infame 9rafil
bort fra Soroens Dberfla6e Iom None,
for Ginben."
Maa bet life tomrne bib ben, eler
bpOrlebes fan YrObibiticuiiter, Menb.
Der er for Saloonens fuloitenoi9e nb=
rDoelie, bliue ftaaenoe / to MOB binauoeu
itribenbe 8artier. Sc maa forenes
Som iplittebe Sfper maa be fomme Zig
ianamen % bet er fun ct Sppr9smaal
ON gio, 11aar Be ale lom en- 1tor Torbeu:
ifpifarl rule ben oper Sorben os fnuie
ben roofa1te Brenbepinstraff.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

ct B1ab Der er uafbansist
at Yartier os fables Our young Men.
flyer: "De balue Gorbebrin9er bar
ueret prsuebe og er finbre for lette.
&nalbette> ReiolutiOner9 ,enberi fun i
8ras % &ss. nifplbise gnifer os
5ormaninser er at insen 8etponius,
Nutibens Serifosmure fan life itprtes
peb SpiIet, paa 8uffeborn. Gn Stat
af 500 Yrocent bar life bapbt noset
ipnlist &elultat. Sc melt forlistis
affatteoe @eitrittionslope er blepne I'M
tetiisenbe. NntizS aloonz& epublifanere
uoen Saloon= &epublifanernes 9jelp fan
aloris pinoe ct @als. GfbolbszD DEMO-
frater uoen 9ielp fra @biffpsD emofrater
bar iatet 9aab om pOlitiit sufies. Besse
be 9antle Hart.er foripser Inn at "tjene
Sub os Shannon" Mfen MntizG aloon=
&epublifanerne iamnaer1 meb Nfbolbs=
D~euotraterne forenebe for ben FANNIE
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Gnbifignt 0atota bar al &et
til at optases iOm Stat llniOueu, bliuer
bet bog bolot tlibase iom Territorum.
Ser saar &pste ON, at bets Dptaselie
illnionen bleu forbinoret at 8ranaepinsz
ititten / @albinston. O9 BET er Nagz
tellens bemmelise Narlas, Dafotas
&onititutiou inbeboloer en- &lauiul, Der
forbpoer Sals at beruieuoe Dritfe.
Denne &onititutton traoer / &rat, naar
Dafota bliper Stat os lite fsr. 5elselis,
8renbeuiuspartiets Mooitano. 9por
lense oil 5olfet tilitebe laaban uretierz
b1sbeo mob en- Der bar al 8et til at blipt
en- @piterftat? 9enne .lllretferbigbet
mob en- pebrprer % ale. @ntert ri pil
eller life pil, 8robibitionen er blepet e1
nationalt Sppr9smaal. all.sos@.a- 4
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
Is re- sin nj 8 fraftie

e z5enatpr@ inb . nj 8 fraftige
l1otclelle ben a Suli: "Sjemmet os
5temmeleobelen er @runoitenen, paa
builfe pore frie Snititationer bpiler.
Set bellisite, blunbt bet lom er be0ist;
sjemt bag Jribeoens freoeoe Nlter.
8elmit bet enc os ifao bet anoet % frit
Stpre miilpffes. Saloonen retter tit
Dpbllas mob benz be9se, 9pis bore
5abres 9aab % bore e9ne 9nIfer for
benne uor &epnblif ifal realiieres, iaa
maa ri beifptte % besne ON bore taiinz
De Siem, bpor Dor 8ern undertakes /
@uosfrpst, 6ribeo, &etferb us Eilsiz
pelie, bpilfet alene oil sjpre bent ififteee
til 8orserlfabets' belise Nnluar. 9uao
Salooneu END bar siort, iaa bar ben al
brig sjort ct friitelist 9iem lpffelist os
pil ulbris fOmme til at siDre bet. Sen
bar 1tabt talple 5teber, Der life fan fall
bes 6jem, bppr l1oroenens o9 Nnarbiets
@eb baslis plantes os pleies i De hinges
9jerter. Saabame 9jem er Steoet buor
Der peb @rempler o9 Sub undertakes / oe
fprite 5orbrpoeliernes Grin, Saloonen er
@teoet, bpurlra Sc meltfarli9e Slass Sor=
brDoere 9raouerer. Sc itaar aabne Sag oa
Scat = Spnoas, meb rebe til at mobtast
ben Miliun fattise, upibenbe us pilo.
iarenbe 5ubjefter, bpis Barnoom e,
blepen ~forltprret / en- Dranfers 9jem
laa at be bliper lerpiQige Dfere fo1
l1oroenens, Spcialmens os @nar6ismeus
9erere, iom Der timber Mrneu uef
bpilfeu De logger fine 8laner os unfan:
ger fine Snb1pirationer. Seq tror, al
berlom Salooueu bar %forpiit, piloe Der
farlise &lalse, 1om MI tr1er port Gam:
FUND for en- Sci forlpinoe meo ben. @aer
bpor tror S bet ptloe bl1ne at Nnarb1lter
os Socialiiten, beriom oenne bans 8unos:
forpante og Nsliitaut lite bar mere:
9oor piloe ban mpnitre i'm Scr? 9oo'
pilbe ban unberui1e om Soreberi? 9uor
piloe ban finbe Opmuntrins for fine 6 fter:
fplsere? Saloonla9et er lelo EFT Canning
2ooopertreoere, bpis @rempel er ct
EillfDnbelle til Ouertrebelie r al all
andre Sing. Sen bar aabeut ertlere
i'm 6enlist life at bile bpie fig for 81
2ope, Der binorer ben fra at tjeue Seng'
paa ben Maaoe, ben ielp finoer for goo
os peb bpilfeiombel1t Miboel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Entered at the postofice at Mime
Apolis, Mimi, as second-class mail
matter.

"fE4. ~. tftEaIa. 40. L-#t-t @~ - .#.Hss y -.
Deuitisenbe8e niionsliit
s &aslererens SEAPORT finoer Ri bet fin
anciele &elultat at De iioite &onsreslers
Mrbeibe. Yeniionerne for lioite Iar leber
op til rs Mia. 9oa. bpilfet er bet meltf
i belle 2anoets Siltorie. Set CT II Mia'
mere, eno oer bleo benpttet / 1886, &c
MiQ. mere i 1885 os 81, tire @an9t
mere enb / 1877, ii Mar iiben o9 it'll
lanst fra fire @anse iaa meset iom Del
betaltes / 1867. Oct Ter iaaleoes uo
at 10 lensere hi fornmer fra &risens
Mar, belto 1tsre bliper 8enlionsliiten
Set er life ret at bore fnap liseoperfol
be samle Solbater, men liot pfonomil
Sonbs piloe moi ber bore paa iin Ylabs
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Nultin, Seras, ben % Suli.
81. GebaftDr!

QI. JltuulIDI!
Maaife ct tibet &eiiebrep fra en al
@bers Nsentero Tan bore laf Snteresie
for Sci erne af 8labet i~1eroelesbeo iiben
bet tommer lisefra Slasmarfen, bpor ct
al De itprite moralife Slas nu rofjemz
pes ug mango fan pnife pibe, boorleoes
bet ifanoinapiife Soft filler fig ~liseoper<
for bette Spprssmual ber / Eeras. atg
9porleoes De ipen1fe er itiqet pil trent
saa beraf, at jes blanot Dem / 5 Maane<
Der bar facet 1000 Mbonenter, 8lanbt
be norlfe bar jes forlest sanlfe aloorlist,
men uben at funne 9jpre me9et. Sm
glariasen fan lisse / Nationalitet eler
anbet peo leg lite. Da jes fioite 9pit
bar / Gbicoso bolot ies ct 5oreoras paa
geliibeu / en- Metbobiittirfe; men BET
ipntes 1om Saseu life oiloe ilaa an, os
EN- lebenoe Breit os &ebattbr ubtalte, at
ban ifuloe Delft feet, jes lite bapoe talt
Der, iieroelesbeo naar ies talte for BET
3bie Yarti. hi aFa.o1lt a4
Sc famine 5orbolb sjalber oelaa /
blanot be norife ! Eeras Treoie 8arti
nepues life ensars M os bog er Der en-
ft9rf upilie mob Nmanbementet. Sea
bar paret / bet ftsrite nOrife Setlement,
iom er Bosque, boor Der lfal bore omtr.
500 5amilier, men life beller Der faar
Nmanbementet nosen Stptte.
Seq flyer life bette forat fafte nosen
Stpsse oper Solicit, TIL jes tror nOt at
oisie fllnne binoes for Sa9eu, ON iffe
beres 2ebere bar ben imob.
s famine Bosque 60. finbes to luther
tie airfer. Yreitem Sobn &pitab meb
aloffer os to @folelarere er stnti= Hrobiz
bitionifter os bDab ifal man bertte al
Jolfet, t1aar Breiten er fig! Seq reo
en- Sag tibet os fanbt fun en- Brobibiz
tioniit. Ge iom er for Nmanberaentet er
bfepet bet 9iennem 2esninsen al "Nfz
bolbsblabet" os "6ulfepenaen," bpilfet
piier, at naor Solicit blot faar ben rette
@lass 2esnins fan be pinbes for bet
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

iom @et er. Seq gnifer "5elt &aabet"
matte faa en- flor 2aiefrebs iblanbt bet
norife Soft. Solicit ] 8osque 60. &c fom<
met bib birette fra gsoree os Set er blot
nosle faa Der FAR paret ! Morbitaterne.!
Dstte | 6orbinbelie mel at Be life leIer
anbet eab 8lqSt iOm ! etanoinapen \
sipr at be er hforberebt for bor @ag.
Seq bolbt bog en- Gale for benz let
Sfolebus o9 be, iOm bar tiliteoe puifebe
at Breiten bapbe paret Der, fOrat osiaa
ban funne bape faae fin beifitfeoe Del.
2aubet er imist ps :rist liener r,eset
seurse, fises Der, meb 8erg os Dal, men
Esrfen bar paret ilem % Solicit iom
6plse beraf al minbre soot Moo. Der
bar life falbt &esn paa 2 Nar % Der er
uel insen anoen Stat enb Eeras, Der
fnmne BABE unoparet bet iaa lang 9ib.
9pao Stiainsen i fin 9elbeo ansaar,
iaa er Mrnanoementet iaa sobt iom lifret
for geras. Saloonpenerne er ilasne,
buab Irsumenter ansaar; m1en Yense os
8renbepin fan 10 foranore Sasen til
5orbel for Dem.
Nntiilterne er meset banse for, at Der
fommer nosen fra NOroen for at iplitte
bet oemofratiife Barti os Tiger at
iltobilbe Nesrene at bet oil brinse BEN
tilbase, beres Slapelenfer. Mle @neb
lom Bolitiferne Tan optenfe blir benpttet,
Ollie fra Noroen uoen Dem fiom ienoes fra
Saloonfolfet mootases meb Mistro,
9per Das inporteres AZ 8osne meb, 9l
til Eeras os bet er lite umulist, at be oil
ioriese alt forat 1pinoe. Men ri baabel
bog at ieire. Set iises at aampasneu
bar allereoe foitet Salpunpartiet 3o0,0 oo
9ol. ps bet er tit u~ianipnfist.s H11
0eres &orrelponoent gao M ~ H.
@o@1e! Il, toGbas. N.1Sberfin.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
.s., if5ait grWrElE
e &prreiponoauce.
Tt1 "Se1t @aabet." u

Gn CANINE, Nibolospeu" uotaler i
"5olteblaoet" for iibite llse fin Be-
orppelie pper at baaoe "5elt &aabet" i
WtinneapOlis os "Nfbolos 8labet""
/ Chicago ""batfer" paa ."a5olfeblabet."
"6elt &aabet" bar Inn iaapibt jesr bar
ioritaaet "battet" libt paa "Jolteblaoets"
sientasenbe Yaaitanbe on tit ~'"'uafbenz
sisbebsiorbolo" til bore politiite @artier,
% BET meb sob @runo, al ben Stuno, BET
lite forbolber Jig iaa. BIZ .qsa"maS
st uafbensist 8lao, pil albris itille
Jig / noaet enfelt Yarties Tieneite, men
efter bebite @pne ubpalee og ftptte bet
bebite / ale Yartier.. 9ar "Solfeblaoet"
bioinotil befulst benne @esel? Man
bebpper fun at minbes bette 8labs
S%tanopuntt, peb iibite Statsuals / Minz
~neiota, for at fnoe ct tilfreoitiaenbe
Spar paa bette Spprssmaal. 4..
"5olfeblaoets" "lafbansisbeo" TOM
ba tillpue berpeo, at belle ben republifanlte
Eidet, blep pptaset os parmt anbefalet
til rnberitbttelie. gdr BET politiite llafz
bensisbeo? Set fat tuaaite Der inbpenbes,
at mar 8al9et bar meaem Mc@M os
Mmes, (@robibitionens &anbibaten tbr
leg lite tase meb(3 iaa bar Der intet
anbet Stanopunft at tase, men ielp um
beuue Snorpmmelle sjpres, iaa er "5olfez
b1abet" berfor, / liseitor &nibe, l%aalenge
BET life fan bepiie, at ben republitan1te
Eidet bar iammeniat fun, al iaabane
Menb, Der par beb1t ififtet til at fremme
Semperanc, os Yrobibition, os at Be
andre 8artiers &%aubioater intet buebe
lu'. "a y9la u9U-jrL walt .Jrtga1 YsrI.
Spis "5olfeblabet" bensans bapoe
ueret uafbensist, iaa piloe BET life prp=
bet fine Spatter meb bele ben republican
tie Eidet, men ttmin luopalst Be beo1te
Meno Der, iaaoe1iom / bet andre 8artier,
oa ituloe ri iast: $50, a"Jolfeblabet"
bar MI i gambling bepiit, at bet / @ano>
beb er uafbansist af bore pol,tiite
Yariier,"
@Ger fanbenbe Der life fanbtes en-
eneite Manb, boerten paa ben Demofraz
tiIfe e1er Brobibitionstidetten, om
'HGolfeblabet" turbe betro libt at fit
Temperance os Yrobibitionsarbeibe?
Sapoe oa oirfelis BET republitanife Yarti
i Minneiota formaaet at lamle ON fig,
be beoite % melt baberlise Manb, til
at fremme Temperance % 8rpbibition
paa en- 'tbisb licenie'f 8latform?
Spis bet bar 9ilfeloet, ia ba er 10
"%5olfeblabet" umifplot, tiltroos for ON
bet ben9ans maatte sipre en- file "Nf-
bist" ira BEN a~lminbelise Resel, iom er
laa ~''betesneabe" for be ! Yolitif uafz
bensise Blabe mi ON Dagen.
ST.. &ebaftgr! gtu iuna be for altins
/ 8erben life foritau mig oer6en, at ies
meb bisle Bemertuinser DilG frapriite
"Jolfeblabet" noset at ben "@lorie" bet
bar tilesnet fig peo 1T Grbeioe for Nfz
bO~lbslasen. Nei, lanst berfra, .jes pil
tln "baffe" ,aloris iaa libt paa bet "naf
bensise ~liseOoerfor pore pOlitilte
8artier" iom "6olfeblaoet" albris
bar peret / 8eiibbelle at, ,,a.o
Dsiaa en- 9ammel Mfbolbspen.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
CHOLERA.

1t is predicted that if unusually grea
preca utions are not taken this year thu
United States will be visited by cholera
which has for the last few years been ter
ribly prevalent in portions of Europe ant
most other parts of the earth, NORTH
Amarica not excepted. In referring te
this matter the Kansas City Medical Index
has the following pertinent remarks:
The sanitary officers of this and every
other city of North America should take
immediate steps for thoroughly cleaning
the streets, alleys and vacant lots where
accumulated filth forms-a most favorable
culture medium for the cholera germ what
ever it may be. Every home in Kansas
City should be put in proper sanitary con-
dition, all decaying animal and vegetable
matter should be promptly removed from
cellars and out houses, and destroyed The
probabilities are that not a hundred house
holders in the city know the actual condi-
ton Of their own cellars Systematic
house to house inspection should be made
by the proper officers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
HOT HUDSON.

The capital yesterday bears captain
"Mad Murdoch" put yourself in his
place" If that idea is too strong then put
yourself in the place of the rebel who turn
ed this continent upside down by his decla-
ration that taxation without representa-
ticn is tyranny" If that don't cover the
case put yourself in the place of the burn
ing victim at the stake, surrounded by a
mob of families, whose only howl was
witch devil" In the mean time lets have
your opinion of the value of the kiss of
Judas Iscariot and the dagger of Brutus,
thepistol of Guiteau and the police commits
sioner act as enforced by men, not one of
whom as candidate, was either pronounc-
ed or certain as to conviction, touching the
measure of which they have become such
champions, or your opinion of it as a meas
ure for making Republican votes as enforc-
ed by officers whose goose is too good for
the medicine they are threatening to admin
lister to the gander, and all without exhibit
ing to your readers Hot Hudson and you
will find smiling Murdoch.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
WAS dashed TO THE MAST

In the New York Tribune of Monday
Captain Loyal Farragut, son and biogra-
pher of the admiral, and Captain J. Crit
tenden Watson, formerly the admiral's flag
lieutenant, very effeetually refute the lately
revived statement that Farragut was not
dashed to the rigging Captain Farragut
prints letter from John Knowles, the old
sailor quartermaster, who at Captain Day
tons order placed the rope around the ad-
miral He also furnishes an extract from
letter written by the admiral to his wife
in September, 1864, only six weeks after
the battle and when he was still on the
Hartford in Mobile bay, in which he states
positively that he was secured in the main
port rigging by a quartermaster, by Cap
tain Dayton's direction. This ought to
settle the question, but the probability is
that it will never remain settled so long as
its periodical revival furnishes two or three
persons their one opportunity for notoriety.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
WONDERFUL KANSAS.

The developement of Western Kansas i:
something wonderful to contemplate. Ten
years ago if one man had predicted tina.
the following statement could ever be
truthfully made of the country as far West
as Finney county, he would have been con.
sidered off his balance. We quote from
the Garden City Sentinel:
So far this is without doubt the most fav.
orable season ever known in Western Kan
sas. The abundant rains have brought
good cheer and have induced the planting
OF nearly million extra acres of cora, cane
and other crops. Drive in what direc.
ton you may you will find the
Kansas farmer happy and contented. He
sees the bud of promise bursting forth into
rich fruit that betokens abundant harvest.
A careful estimate shows that more break
ing has been done this season than the pre-
vious five seasons. Tree planting amount
ed to rage since early spring, and still
continues. Fruit and forest trees adorn
every piece of landscape no matter which
way you look Truly, western Kansas
has been favored the past season aNd her
people have good reason TO be thankful
and encouraged. The success of the past,
crowned with the wonderful promise of
the spring and early summer of the present
points with uneering certainty to an i'm
mense emigration from many states east of
us this fall
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
RAILROAD NOTES.

Republic county. Kan, defeated the
Rock Island bond proposition on Tuesday
Large sales Of steel rails below the cos,
Of importing English rails" have been
made. The cost of importation is about
$40 per ton. Eastern mills quote at SIS to
$40.
The Canadian Pacific railroad has made
rate of 15c per 100 pounds on barley and
beans from the Pacific coast to Kansas
City and other Missouri Valley towns. The
transcontinentsl rate is SSc
The Chicago & Northwestern has con.
tracted for $50 900 tons of new steel rails
to be used in Wyoming. This is the line
that expects to reach thu Pacific by 1889,
and to this end has already constructed the
road west Of Fort Fetterman.
The Rock Island road advises its agents
that, taking effect at once, shipments of
agricultural implements, machinery and
vehicles returned for repairs viii be trans
ported over the lines of this company al
one half tariff rates, provided they were
originally shipped out over that road.
Among the changes to be made by vice
President Potter when he returss from his
western trip is the joining Of the Colorado
lines Of the Union Pacific system to the
Kansas Pacific road under one superin-
tendency, with offices at Omaha. II is re
ported upon reliable authority that Mr.
Choate is to be made superintendent of the
consolidated lines.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
TEMPERANCE IN THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

In the Sunday School Convention al
Chicago last Friday resolution offered by
an Ohio man was adopted by rising vote
1t declares in favor CT scientific instruc-
lions in schools relative to the evil effects
Of alcoholic drink, and alss for temperance
piety and personal purit; also that every
Sunday school should be temperance
training school.
The Sunday school is very proper place
in which to teach temperance, piety and
personal purity as well as in the family
These workers in good cause have shown
by the adoption of there resolutions that
they not only understand the importance of
Temperance and personal purity, but that
they understand that to possess the desira-
BILE attributes it is essential that the indi-
vidual must be internally reformed. There
can be no personal purity without a pure
heart. Neither will he be temperate with
a..natural taste for strong drink unless he is
made to know the evil results of giving
way to his appetite in that direction. If
the child is educated to love temperance,
and know the evil of intemperance, he will
most surely be temperate man or woman.
There can be no objection whatever to
teaching the SEMITIC effects of alcohol
in the Sunday school as
science is supposed to be the truth, and the
Sunday school is very proper place to
teach the truth. That is, this sort of Sc:
enti6c truth. 1t is. of course, the belief of
the Sunday scholl workers that the teach
ing of the semitic effects of alcohol will
have a tendency to diminish its use. And
that the person who understands the effects
of alcohol on the system is less likely to be
injured by its pernicious effects The Sun
day school workers have the evidence at
band to prove that their position in this
respect is a correct one. 1t will not be de-
MED that all well informed physicians un-
derstand perfectly the effect of alcohol on
the system. 1t is part of the studies be-
longing to their profession. 1t is also
fact that physicians as class are temperate
men. A drunken doctor is rarely to be
found. They may not in many cases be
total abstainers, but their knowledge of
alcohol causes them to avoid its immoderate
use, and hence the great harm. By all
means teach the children the scientific
effects of alcohol.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-05
a SOUTHERN MAN.

Commissioner Bragg, of the interstate
com merce commission, comes to the front
in good shape as an advocate of the decent
treatment of colored people on the rail
roads. Perhaps it is fortunate for the col
ored people of the south that Mr.. Bragg is
from Alabama; that he is a personal friend
of the colored man who makes complaint
against Georgia railroad; and that said
celored man is a Democratic politician.
The chance of securing permanent re-
form in the railroad treatment of the col
ored people of the south is far better under
these circumstances than it would be if
Mr.. Bragg were northern man, and If the
colored man who brings the complaint
were Republican.